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by Alain Jehlen in Arts and Culture, Development and Zoning, Neighborhoods and Squares, Transportation
Posted on July 10, 2009 at 9:48 am
The Globe has a story today about the evolution of Davis Square and my son Nick’s project of finding out what happened to the kids who made the beautiful T station tiles when they were in elementary school.
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The Globe’s article describes a fascinating project that raises intriguing questions about the interplay of Somerville school history/transit/urban space/and city demographics. I love the stories behind the tiles, particularly in the way they give voice to our city’s recent past and possible future.
Thanks for sharing this.
Adam
Adam Sweeting
School Committee — Ward 3
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